The Robinson and Hank Co. Big Corner Store Ad
An advertisement from MFNS WEAR promoting items from The Robinson and Hank Co. at The Big Corner Store urging readers to try their products.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1934
Page
13
An advertisement from MFNS WEAR promoting items from The Robinson and Hank Co. at The Big Corner Store urging readers to try their products.
Miss Frank Gray spent the weekend with her Cleveland relatives while Elyria merchants advertise spring styles. Cabinets and other items are on sale this month from $4.60 to $2.00 with no extra charge for group confirmations. The Portrait Shop promotes portraits at 130 Cheapside and local guests visit Elyria.
A dime social is planned for Tuesday evening the 24th at K O T M hall with refreshments provided. All are invited to attend and enjoy a social gathering at the venue.
The Chronicle Home Trade Dollar returned for a new tag after circulating in town. The second tag, attached April 4, lists the names of residents who handled the dollar, some obscured by pencil marks. Names include Fauver & Robson, C H Buttenbender, J G Conaway, EK H Buswell, Pat F Malley, A H Allen, Ray Danforth, J C Molony, Hotel Andwur, Steve Lessen, Henry Schwertz, Chas F Guth, F C Wells, Edward E Critz, Poor Jones, Dr R E B Jackson, Eady's Drug Store, The Racket Store, and Francis G Barnard of Lorain who faces an insanity hearing before Judge Hinman Tuesday afternoon.
Frank H. Scattergood is in Lorain on business. Mrs. Edwin Niles returns home on Walnut street after a brief visit with her parents at West Clark afield. Miss Ona Niles of Brighton visits Mrs. J. Lotey on Walnut street. Reminder: board of trade meeting tomorrow evening to raise funds for San Francisco sufferers.
In Grafton Ohio on April 4 1906 Mrs Frank Smith of Mt Vernon and Mrs Sackett of North Amherst organized a W O C T Union at Rev Mills M E church. Twenty two members enrolled showing strong interest in reducing saloons and temperance evils. The group hopes many more will join for a mission of God and humanity.
James Moran nine years old son of John Moran broke both bones in his right arm while playing on the barn Saturday afternoon. D Cushing reduced the fracture.
A local notice advertises The Doctor service at 4B Smoky House promising quick relief for common ailments. The catchy pitch claims affordable rates and wide availability, urging readers to seek help for their health concerns.
Friends of Mr Lew Kelble held a Friday birthday surprise at his Sec ond street home with Pedro games and piano music by Mr R Brice. A 10 o'clock three course luncheon featured a red and green decorated table. Kelble received many presents from out of town visitors Fred and Ed Kelble of Lon tan, Will Hardh of Norwalk, and Mrs Quiggan of Cleveland.
Wim Wickens son of George Wickens senior Lorain furniture dealer died this morning in his twenty fifth year after months of travel for health through Cuba and Bermuda. C H Wilkins, longtime partner of Wickens Sr, will conduct the funeral and oversee arrangements.
I B Heller sues James A Craig and others to recover 219 25 alleged due on promissory notes. Mortgage given as security. Suit seeks judgment for the amount and, if payment fails, foreclosure and application of sale proceeds to his claim.
Juro Markusic of Lorain filed for divorce from wife Katie Markusic on grounds of desertion. Married in Kostanzevic Austria on Nov 15, 1897, they lived in their homeland before moving to America. After years of happiness, she grew weary, left over three years ago, and has been absent since. They have no children.
J Eady makes inquiries for Davis N Clark who is in Ukiah California about 90 miles from San Francisco after being reported to have suffered the shock of the earthquake.
Fred Bark chosen by Mayor King to fill the vacancy created by the death of Officer Hall, strengthening Lorain police ranks.
President Henderson of Oberlin Business College has been elected president of the People's Banking Co. of Oberlin. His wide experience and popularity as a business educator make him well suited for the position.
Home made maple syrup in 1 qt fruit cans strictly pure for those avoiding gallon buys. Fancy table raisins and California walnuts. Sour midget pickles priced at 10 cents a quart. Headquarters for all kinds of fresh vegetables fruits and cherries.
Oberlin Business College reports a large number of students securing good positions this spring with numerous calls by letter and telephone still unfilled. Lorain Lumber Co sues G H Whitford for 1110.82 plus interest from April 21 1906. Y M C A awaits a baseball clash with Cleveland Broadway M G A in Suvh Foran. Divorce granted to Lester Smith from Grace Smith on desertion. married Montpelier Ohio Jan 15 1897. Yesterday's results note Chicago 7 Cleveland 6 in 12 innings and Detroit 4 St Louis 3. National League Chicago 3 Pittsburg 1 St Louis 7 Cincinnati 6.
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